jeremejevs
3rd June 2013, 00:33
I'm using the latest stable version of Qt 5 built statically with GCC 4.8 on Windows 8.
I've created a simple QMainWindow-based application with just one button. When I do setFixedSize(minimumSizeHint()) the window gets resized as I want it to and the maximize button gets disabled, but I can still see the double-sided arrows, when I hover my pointer over the edges, and I can resize the window vertically by 14 pixels. If I add 14 pixels (or more) to the minimum height (or insert a second button) - it becomes truly fixed, but I can still see the arrows, which isn't normal.
This is very weird, because absolutely the same code (and its variations) works perfectly well in PyQt4 (please, note, I use C++ now). I tried:
　
layout()->setSizeConstraint(QLayout::SetFixedSize) - same behavior
setWindowFlags(Qt::MSWindowsFixedSizeDialogHint) - the window just disappears
I was suggested to use Qt 4 instead, but that isn't a real solution. Any way to fix this?
I've created a simple QMainWindow-based application with just one button. When I do setFixedSize(minimumSizeHint()) the window gets resized as I want it to and the maximize button gets disabled, but I can still see the double-sided arrows, when I hover my pointer over the edges, and I can resize the window vertically by 14 pixels. If I add 14 pixels (or more) to the minimum height (or insert a second button) - it becomes truly fixed, but I can still see the arrows, which isn't normal.
This is very weird, because absolutely the same code (and its variations) works perfectly well in PyQt4 (please, note, I use C++ now). I tried:
　
layout()->setSizeConstraint(QLayout::SetFixedSize) - same behavior
setWindowFlags(Qt::MSWindowsFixedSizeDialogHint) - the window just disappears
I was suggested to use Qt 4 instead, but that isn't a real solution. Any way to fix this?